“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

As we mentioned in our last session, the personality cannot be considered alone, but it must be thought of in its relationship to action and to all those aspects of reality of which it is a part.

[...] But the thought of him baiting an elderly 72-year-old self-deluded woman is too much.

(It might be noted that I again detected traces of what I call a brogue in Jane’s manner of speaking this evening, and thought it more pronounced as the session wore on. [...]

[...] From my position they appeared to be closed, but from the confident manner in which she moved about the room I thought she could see a little at least.)

[...] Jane thought Seth intended that she begin the session sitting down; instead she got up, and we think it reasonable that as compensation Seth introduced the nearly-closed-eye experiment.

[...] I thought the session might be short and decided to rely upon my memory for a reconstruction. [...]

[...] My own thought, as soon as he began to speak, was that I had made a mistake in method, since his appearance was a complete surprise to our guests. [...]

[...] She thought her trance state was somewhat deeper than usual even when she is seated.

I thought that you would understand this automatically, but apparently you did not. [...]

[...] As the vitality of the universe forms, of itself, the boundaries of the various fields of activity, and as vitality itself takes on the coloration of the various fields and forms the camouflage patterns within them, so also vitality, in the form of emotions that the camouflage patterns of the personality, even while this vitality forms both emotions and personality for every individual, every consciousness, may be thought of as a separate field of activity; and all the data relating to fields of activity may be seen to apply to any consciousness as well.

[...] I thought it best to continue, rather than to backtrack in an effort to straighten it out. [...]

[...] I thought it would have strong emotional attachment for Jane.

[...] I thought that possibly the data had been displaced from Jane’s note to me, to the letter she wrote Anne. [...]

[...] Rather than avail yourselves of its great refreshment, you thought of the time taken from your work, each of you; beside this Ruburt feared pregnancy, seeing a child not as any kind of fulfillment, but as an artistic and economic disaster.

[...] Ruburt was correct in the material on long and short thoughts for our book.

[...] This chapter will contain some rather fascinating points, for not only do you form the physical reality that you know, you are also forming other quite valid environments in other realities by your present thoughts, desires and emotions. [...]

[...] Her last pause had been quite long; when I mentioned this Jane said she thought that Seth had been trying to get the title of his book through; at the same time Jane had been In the process of coming out of trance. [...]

[...] Whatever violence you did you did because you thought it was good and met a worthy end then; therefore, be careful of those ideas that you entertain now and what you will do to defend them. [...]

[...] There is (word lost), there is knowledge and in all ancient things there are beginnings before births, there are images before thoughts, there are gods within gods, there are paths that you (words lost). [...]

[...] You are alive, therefore, in the midst of small deaths; portions of your own image crumble away moment by moment and are replaced, and you scarcely give the matter a thought. [...]

You examine the fabric of the existence you have left, and you learn to understand how your experiences were the result of your own thoughts and emotions and how these affected others. [...]

[...] Bill thinks he remembers noticing a woman he thought was Cuban, with a baby.”)

Give some thought to experimentation, observing the nature of color in usual consciousness and in altered states. [...]

[...] I thought the talk was only talk. [...]

[...] Jane lay so quietly that I thought she’d fallen asleep—but no, she said, she was just moving inside very quietly. [...]

[...] I must have gotten to the point where I thought, “Okay, if you’re afraid to trust yourself completely, and your own life, let’s take a taste of what it’s like to have no other place to turn but the world of conventional medicine and beliefs.” [...]

[...] If I ever thought that the methods and exercises needed were too difficult, then I have to admit that when you put those simple requirements against the appalling time and energy needed to follow medical procedure, there certainly is little comparison. [...]

[...] He sent out the thoughts with full confidence, but in almost a playful manner, thinking merely of extra money.

[...] He thought instead briefly, effectively and playfully, “When Tam comes my teeth will be cleaned. [...]

[...] Feeling is thought to be far less valid than a diagram. [...]

[...] I quoted a few lines from the same session midway through the Introductory Notes for Volume 1 of “Unknown” Reality (as well as after the 724th session in Volume 2), and considered some thoughts about our attempts to grasp Seth’s concept of simultaneous time. [...]

[...] I thought back to all of those unremembered trance hours, looking at them from a different standpoint — and almost startled by a simple thought that just hadn’t occurred to me in quite that way before: Those trance hours were productive. [...]

As hinted, there have been all kinds of species of animal-man, and man-animal, of which your sciences are not aware, and bones found thought to form, say, a man and an animal that were from the same creature. [...]

[...] And when you compare your technologies, learning, logical thought, cultures and arts with what you understand of animal experience, there seems no doubt that you are superior and “the Flower of Evolution” — that all other kinds of life are topped by your existence.

(Note also that Jane had this experience during what she first thought was a dream on October 15,1965. [...]

[...] A thought has a particular electromagnetic identity which will fall within a certain range of intensities, and therefore indirectly as you know can be received by another individual who is simultaneously open to that particular range.

[...] Most of the dreams I’d recalled until then had been nightmares — the self gone mad, I thought — so I wasn’t prepared for Seth’s emphasis on the importance of dreams.

I do have a thought, my Jesuit friend,

[...] Now here he was, telling us how to travel through a territory more naturally his, I thought, than ours.

[...] Not bad, I thought, for someone who hadn’t left the bed all night!